OurToken.ai
OurToken offers a single integration point for accessing models from multiple providers. Its stated workflow is to create an API key, choose a model, call a unified endpoint, and monitor request history, token use, and cost. It is a third-party gateway, not the developer of the provider-branded models it lists.
Use a shared interface without assuming identical behavior
The homepage describes an OpenAI-compatible API shape and switching supported providers without rebuilding the application's integration. That approach resembles CodingPlanX's base-URL and API-key configuration: both centralize model access behind gateway credentials. Compatibility still needs checking for the selected request, tool support, and model parameters.
OurToken lists several provider families, but the public gallery currently shows zero entries. Verify the current model list in the account before choosing a route or budgeting around a named model. A provider logo or homepage mention is not proof of present availability.
For an existing application, test a permitted request with the same parameters it uses in production. Inspect the response and error shape before treating the gateway as interchangeable with a direct provider endpoint. Model selection can change output behavior even when the request format remains familiar.
Coding-tool guides change the connection
The documentation includes separate guides for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. These describe configuring the tool to send requests through OurToken and spend its account balance. They do not establish official endorsement or transfer an existing provider subscription to the gateway.
Check the current documentation for the specific tool and version instead of copying settings intended for another client. Keep credentials private and preserve a working configuration before changing an endpoint. Review the destination and data policy before sending proprietary code through a new service.
Confirm prices and the complete data path
The homepage advertises $5 in free credit and model-price comparison, but does not publish a complete rate table on those pages. Verify the account's current rates and limits rather than assuming the offer covers every model or operation.
Usage records can help identify spending, while a stable-looking endpoint does not establish a service-level guarantee. Check billing and error handling before unattended work.
Requests pass through the gateway and the selected upstream model service. Review both the gateway's terms and the applicable processing arrangement before uploading confidential prompts or files. Centralized credentials simplify administration but do not remove provider-specific restrictions or the need to review outputs.